On June 26, 1913, the city of Kavala, a vital seaport in Eastern Macedonia, underwent a profound transformation. Once known ...

Vergina, Greece is a small, unassuming town in modern times, but it played a crucial role in the ancient world as Aigai. Then ...

Oliver Stone seemed to be able to get the best out of Val Kilmer, but that doesn't mean their personal relationship was ...

As he embraces authoritarianism, Trump takes his place in a rogue's gallery populated by such disreputable figures as Nero and Robespierre.

One must-visit landmark is Heraklea Linkestis - the site of a once-thriving settlement which is argued to have been founded by King Philip II of Macedon in the 4th century BC.

The tomb of Philip II of Macedon, father of Alexander the Great, has long been believed to be located within the Great Tumulus at Vergina, Greece, but a new study challenges this assumption. The ...

Possible candidates include Amyntas III (grandfather of Alexander the Great), who died in 370/369 BCE, or his sons Alexander II and Perdiccas III, whose deaths fall within the obtained date range.

The site of what was once Lyncus, the capital of the Kingdom of Lyncestis, which was conquered by King Philip II of Macedon in 358 BC, was first discovered back in 1966, but researchers initially ...

The kingdom was conquered by King Philip II of Macedon in 358 B.C. “Every indication is pointing toward this being the city of Lyncus, within Lyncestis,” Angeloff said.

Archaeologists uncovered an ancient lost city in North Macedonia that may be Lyncus, the capital of a once-thriving civilization conquered by King Philip II in 358 B.C.

King Darius II of Persia is another suspect with an obvious motive: Philip was preparing to invade his empire. Prominent Athenians are under suspicion, because they resented Macedonian rule.

Eurydice’s son Philip II of Macedon conquered Lyncestis in the 4th century BCE, bringing the independent state into the Kingdom of Macedon. This set the stage for his son, Alexander the Great ...